Equivoe-T complements its erosive cryptographic intractability with durable cryptographic equivocation. The captured ciphertext C generated through plaintext P using key K, may also be generated via a ‘fake plaintext’ P′≠P using a different key, K′≠K, presenting the cryptanalyst with a conclusive doubt as to the identity of the true plaintext. Prospectively there will be numerous plausible non-overlapping plaintext candidates, all guarding the identity of the true plaintext.
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